1. Check for Injuries:
- Ensure your safety and the safety of others involved.
- Seek medical attention for injuries.
2. Call Emergency Services:
- Dial 911 to report the accident.
- Follow instructions from emergency responders.
3. Exchange Information:
- Exchange names, contact information, and insurance details with other parties.
- Gather contact information from witnesses.
4. Document the Scene:
- Take photos of the accident scene, vehicle damage, license plates, and relevant road signs.
5. File a Police Report:
- In some cases, law enforcement will create a report.
- If not, file a report with the nearest police station.
6. Seek Medical Attention:
- Even if injuries seem minor, get a medical evaluation.
- Keep records of medical visits and treatment.
7. Notify Your Insurance Company:
- Report the accident to your insurance provider.
- Provide accurate and detailed information.
8. Do Not Admit Fault:
- Avoid admitting fault or making statements that could be interpreted as an admission of guilt.
9. Consult an Attorney:
- If there are injuries or disputes, consult a personal injury attorney.
- Discuss the circumstances before accepting settlements.
10. Keep Records:
- Maintain records of medical bills, repair estimates, and other relevant documents.
- Track any impact on your daily life.
